Crops and flowers provide more than just food and beautiful statements in front of homes; they also provide symbols of the time of year or even symbols of celebration. For example, tulips and daffodils can signify springtime, or a reminder of someone …
Have you been racking your brain for why your seed isn’t growing at the rate you’d like it to be? The solution might be simpler than you thought. Let’s take it back to the basics and ask the question – is it my soil or is it m …
Prepping your lawn for spring growth can be as simple or detailed as you’d like. If you’re willing to do a little planning, purchase some quality grass seed, and prepare your soil, it will be worth it. Timing Is Everything When planting cool-seas …
Choosing proprietary or common seeds may not seem like a big topic, but it’s affecting the quality of your planting season without you knowing.
The title may be a bit misleading, but it’s a big legume debate to Missouri Southern Seed! What are the benefits of both coated and non-coated, and what’s going to get you the end product you’re looking for? We’re here to find …
Drought conditions across much of the Midwest this last summer and fall significantly reduced forage production from pasture and rangeland as well as hay ground and crop residue. Livestock producers have been battling meeting the feed needs of their …
When it comes to stocking lawn seed varieties for your clients, you may think offering a sun mix and a shade mix will do. But limiting your ability to provide the right prescription for a beautiful lawn also limits your ability to grow a lawn and turf seed profit center.
Proper seed storage is key to maintaining the germination, vigor and vitality of the seed for next year’s crop. If you’re buying seed in bulk and planning to store it, there are specific storage conditions the seeds will require.
